The rising price on gas has been a hot topic across the nation for the past few years. With oil being so expensive and often hard to get, motorists are finding it difficult to budget weekly trips to the gas station.
This is especially difficult for those who enjoy taking road trips and those who have quite a stretch for work commute. Not only is the cost at the pump the problem, many new vehicle models are not fuel-efficient.
So what do you do in the dilemma of getting better gas mileage?
First, take a look at the route you take to routine places. Is there a quicker way to get to the grocery store or shopping center? Do you know how many miles your gas tank will hold? From there, plan out your must-do trips for the week. If you can eliminate some driving, your wallet might see brighter days and less of the gas station.
For other useful better gas mileage tips, browse the infographic below. A little bit of research and extra vehicle maintenance can save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in gas money each year.
